The plan does not yet cover sarepayi, out-patient treatment (where they do not stay overnight), although the health ministry has announced that this too will be included in consecutive phases.
The type of enhancement in consecutive phases was completely the same in both CT and MR studies.
The observable geographical overlap between the two groups coincides with the area of Lake Palaeo-Makgadikgadi, which existed in consecutive phases over the Middle and Late Pleistocene [ 43- 45].
Patients with histologically proven, locally advanced intra-thoracic (n=81) or cervical (n=13) oesophageal squamous cell cancer, without distant metastases (uT3, uN0/+, cM0), who were considered medically fit for surgery were treated with neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy (Brücher et al, 2004) in consecutive phase II trials between 1999 and 2004, followed by oesophagectomy.
The cognitive interviews were administered in two consecutive phases in 2008 2009, with different targeted recruitment strategies.
A hypothesis has been proposed on the development of mucositis in four consecutive phases, in which the ulcerative/bacterial phase is thought to play a role in the development of fibrous pseudomembranes of the oral mucosa (Sonis, 1998).
The study was conducted in two consecutive phases, presented in Table 2.
Of the 600 3,000 study subjects chosen for participation in each subsequent stage or year, 240 1,200 would participate in two consecutive phases, of which 160 800 would participate in three consecutive phases.
In Germany, teacher training is organised in two consecutive phases (i.e., university education with a main emphasis on theories and domain-specific knowledge and school-based practical training with the objective of acquisition of practical experience), while Austria runs an integrated approach (i.e., integration of theoretical and practical education at the university level).
After exclusion of subjects with prevalent diabetes at baseline (n = 698) and those with missing data regarding fasting and 2-hours glucose (n = 625), there were 5114 non-diabetic subjects in the cohort group which were reexamined in 2 consecutive phases, one from 2002 to 2005 (phase 2) and another from 2005 to 2008 (phase 3).
The study was conducted from October 2003 to January 2004 in 2 consecutive phases; pen and paper questionnaires were used in the first and a Web-based version was used in the second.
